HJC H70 Helmet

HJC H70 Helmet

Whether you're navigating the sand dunes of Baja or on the bank turns of the Nürburgring, HJC Motorsports has you covered with the release of its most versatile helmet to date: The all-new H70. Designed with a simplistic approach, the H70 can accommodate nearly any driving condition with the help of a few key attachments already included in the box—a rear spoiler for open-cockpit driving and a top forced-air kit for vehicles outfitted with filtered air systems. Complete with factory installed M6 terminals for your favorite head and neck restraint, you're ready to take on your favorite track anywhere in the world.

Features:

• Advanced Fiberglass Composite Shell (2 Shell Sizes: XS-M / L-XXL)
  
  
  
• Advanced Air Circulation System: 2 front intakes and 8 top vents
  
  
• Fire Resistant Moisture-wicking Removable and Washable Cheek Pads and Head Liner
  
  
• Polycarbonate Anti-fog Shield with Tear-off Posts
  
  
• Double D-ring retention system
• Pre-installed M6 terminal for head and neck restraints
• Optional Shields Available in Amber, Dark Smoke, Dark Blue, Fire Red, and Black Chrome
  
• Sizes: XS-XXL
• Included Accessories: Vent Plugs (8 pcs), Lower Vent Cover, Top Forced Air, and Rear Spoiler
  

Certification:

• Snell SA2020 and FiA 8859-2015 APPROVED  

Size Chart

1. Measure your head. Wrap a tape measure around your head about one inch (2.5 cm) above your eyebrows.

2. Use the sizing chart to select the helmet size that corresponds most closely to your head measurement. If your head size falls between two helmet sizes, try on the larger helmet first and then the smaller size. Click here to see the sizing chart.

3. Try on the helmet by grasping both chin straps to pull the helmet completely onto your head, ensuring that the top of your head is in contact with the top of the helmet interior.

4. Check for a proper fit. To make sure your helmet is the right size, check that:

• The helmet inner lining fits snugly around your head.
• The top pad presses firmly on your head.
• The cheek pads contact your cheeks.
• There is no space around your brow under the inner lining. Test this by trying to insert your fingers. If the helmet does not fit snugly, try on a smaller size.

5. Check your field of vision when trying on a helmet. Some helmets may obstruct or block your vision when looking left, right, up, or down. Always make sure you can see well enough to safely operate your motorcycle.

6. Test the helmet fit by placing your hands on each side of the helmet. While holding your head as motionless as possible, try rotating your helmet from left to right then up and down. If you can feel the helmet padding sliding on your head, it is too big, try a size smaller. You should feel the helmet move the skin on your head and face as you try to move the helmet.

7. Fasten the retention system (chin strap) as tight as possible under your jaw without causing pain. There must be no slack in the strap, and the strap must be tight up against your jaw.

8. Test the retention system (chin strap) Put your hands on the back of the helmet and try to push the helmet off by rotating it forward. Put your hands on the front of the helmet above your forehead (or on the chin guard) and try to push the helmet off by rotating backward. If helmet comes off, try another size or another model or brand. Repeat steps 3 through 8 until you find a helmet that fits your head snugly and securely.